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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MABXETS
rr ArnREs or NEY.YoRx DEALrNaa


The condition Of the foreign markets rejecting the aa
felt political situation abroad at last infused lie INTO
wheat speculation. But while the transactions rose 10
5000 900 bushels the advance price was only mode
The shorts buyers at figures that nuav
above the last prices OF Wednesday Out inc
reazaons of the bulls amply sufficient to enect re-
action trading The beash temper at the est
to be for the diminishing NUMBER OF
bulls here to withstand when supported by war pancs
foreign securities More less skepcsm as 10 Inc real
gravity OF the outlook abroad felt and this goes ar 70 on
the speculative excitement In the European capitals Ex
portes bought lightly and cash lots were only a0 cent pet
ter The options closed weak In tone With ma gains 81 or
cent as follows: February 92as Marca SSa Aprl o. 2
May 1884, June och July 974 cents spot corn was "A
cent higher but while the options early sgagsr Pn
sry at 40 and May at 60 while March was only up oen
49o CENTS The close weak Oats were shade oeter or
cash lots February options rose cent 70 W., WINE a 90
change shown March at 364 and In May AT Dos
The lard market strong and nnai gains
scored 32 follows February and March 20 w.
April So 81, May 81 o. June 81 IL. -.
The receipts OF ami honr reported yesterday AZ
New York. Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as ioi-
Iowa. Wheat. SO, 7S9 bushels: corn 81 362 bushels oS
10S 689 bushels total 270740 bushels Hour ~ 20
packages At Chicago Milwaukee ami ST Ions the arrivals
Wheat 77.405 bushels corn. 1il,9l9 bushels;
Data e3 2o4 bushels total grain. S12.5s3 bushels hour
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,,p,N RAILWAY. now known as the NEW.

L hYoKK' LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
leave 2oist and stations a. s1io
nour trains leave sous@ StaeAon n'seen
Than irou GlalnDerS-sI a.. ua.... p.,., 49,
IN roln Coaches 10 Blnshalnon EhiA Aotuois'iAe'
IInualo fullu,au sleeping Noacl 10 CncaSo. ~
~ m Daly 5:io from 2SI-sL) Chicago sn1 81 LOUIS LIN,
,ed" solid Pullman IRAN oil Day ana buhet o.oep.nS
naches To Meadvulc, Cleveland tincnnau chicago Anu
-, InuiS sleeping coaches 10 buuao, NagAs
rl, Toronto No extra charge lor last tno.
SD -DaIy umea.o Ia press Pullman pay Nn s,,eg S
-, t.,ls Cincinnati and Chicago a.. -.
6nariori and Passac s45 o45720 1900 $50 lO@o IN.
- ilS $50 10 80 p. ni 1900 midnight SUNDAY 3d.
$50 u:1O "a ~ noon. las. 4lo ooo "Ao' WV A"'"
p ~. w 49, s.5 40, 1850 $780, 1920 H., zoo noon
40 800 8 ~ 4iO ouO. olO $50, o;so oiv oYo *
10 500 $50 lose y ~. 100 mdnghL sunny Gc
SO 1870 l2:UO lao 4lo. o;So 'Ao' wv A"'S
p,r IA, Ind Tateison via Newark, 65o 500 $50 iH S
is NJ 2Uv SO $780, 49, i0o % DIV, 80 nnisv
500. lOOOp H.. and 1900 midlign. VA" '''
sn". :. IA LOO $50 I02O ~ l4o, $50 SoV oVv'
DO olO 7l5; 74J. $3.50. iV:oV y W n.so soJ 10 "a
wsrwicI aio V.OO lO2O a. M Also p III s"nuA's''' y"
Monnsslo y;oe % II - so. 500 m $3.50. 43o $50 and
G,,O ~ IN, euniays $50 n III. anu ooo p IN. q, 400 N
Mo1tpon Kondoul and Kingston. Soo u H. ''""
dsanis DaSnore 900 m except sundya "a IN soo
so,hcS iaS 5.s0 100 300 l02Oa NJ 3oo o9v 10, m
$50 D. M sundays $40 $50 1920 H. o sSo st $780,
500, $50 T. IN. sundays 5:t5 $50 1920 ~ o'o' ''''
D. M The 9:U0 stops ~ Aainst ony' s,o soO
rIs 5ssr,. 4 sSsda So sS iSsS SO
Sleeping CoacSss and .rsss iSs sss S1sS1
n ns .r So aS III is
ssl Futons B.ooiyn o5 - me Compasy: n TAT
''s'' 1000 F. F "a asa1 Passr Assal NswYsss
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good part Tor export Prices rule Strong material
At s sce os for ONE Year o ss Tor
XiSia SO for Family Mess sll 5oasie Tor Clear Back
50 for Ext, in, Mess f. aas
Mess bbls IS 5Oas9 Packet 60 sos Plate 20 az
90 Ss nrys 4o,ss vi MEATs
There stir to the trading to-day AMI prices
mad Arm sale; 5000 pekea o PPesea honaers
ssasc. Picklei Bellies quoted 1866 Picked Hams LEI
Picked shoulders asked Smoked Hams l2c smoked k
inDg Clear Ia New.York quoted at lei short Clear
692 Long and short Clear half and hall o. 3c L1ng
with continued fair demand City Heavy to Light al
ellGs7 lSc Pigs ,s rSa ' wss
tame Prices advanced 6d6 points during the eaiy hours
but weakened later In the day and closed with reaction o,
Sales 750 tcs Western steam spot 500 20 CITY steam
moderate request sales go tes 61oc refined cno,ea
6e2e: $50 tcs March, 09Sc. closing 6g7c 500 ies Apr
T0i 7O7c.. closing 7O4o bid iO79O tcs. May. 7049
7Sas sn% SosRs
weak. but not quotabiy lower with less dong
ro Sresg:ry 90 &c Slate Dairy hall hrkin tubs
26c welsh tubs 10 23c Western Imitation Creamery
ass ind little or no SaieSy
Factory Common 70 Fancy wss ss Fss
E!gs-A shade easier State 3l032c Western. 3oG3lc;
Southern. 3093lc.i Lined. 221aa 23c o,,, oro,o,
sTEARTNE-Quiet aud lo6s nominal CITY quoteu
7ac and Oleomarg aiinc, Gas 1-lGc.
SUGAR-Raw quiet aud without change In price
and o0c for Refining sales $50 bags Centrifugal
oeo test and 2o hhds and 800 bags Molasses ~
s i6.lec. Powdered Ga6Lc, Granulated 6aaa6 1876:
Mould &c. Coniecioners 8 lilec Coffee STANDARD s
S9Tros c I asIasc.. yellow 4hS4sc
TALLoW-In moderate demand Prime City quoted o-lo
a4ssc. Salcs. 10000 10, 516d4ac.
site Fleece Ia steady and while values are
without quoabe change holders quote their lowest hgure
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
I EHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortlandt or Dos
brosses stA IA follows
la M Catasauqua and intermediate points
m Geneva Lyons. ElmirA Rochester Buffalo AMI
the West aud principal local points Chair car TO Wilkes
barre.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Charcar
toTuukhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
3:4Op Tor Pittson and principal intermediate POINTS
Chair Plttston
b4On IN CopIay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and HARRISBURG Chair car % Co)lM
D. m Tor enevA Lyons Elmira Rochester. Buffalo, AK
the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons
75Op m. tor Laurys ani lnternsdate polltl go,
Trains ewing at IN. AMI $40 n co1nsc. Ss
ali points in Mahanoy and iIazeton coh regions
SUNDAY TRAtN<
sh m for Mauch Chunk Hazleton anu hIermeiass
54Op. m. Copsy AMI uterine tate oo,nt%
d. M Geneva Lyons ElnrA tsocaester. oudtio AL
the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
4 LII fares reduced.-Stonington Line. Tho
IN fayorte inside Route for Boston Providence and all
New England points
Emil nights rest 10y taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHA re
sia.rs viii leave pier No. 36. North River block
abox, Ianaisl, al $50 IA. daily. except oundAya
"NN' /. ". POPPLE, oeu'I Passenger Agt.
BOX S,Ull, NewIork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK Thursday, Feb. 3-BEEvFs-Rece were
Dry and Bulls for the market No trade worth nothing
City pressed Beef slow a Grmer for Common
and Medium grades Ordinary to Choice sides sold at
Chicago duh 6a7i9c for Inferior to Prime
private cable London and Liverpool
port Ss S %@ea nor Live ce ss Bes at
The estimated dressed weight
SEQ quarters Of Beet in the Erin and $50 quarters
in ,hs c Of chsasS by joseph Eastman 9S PA
VII eat S s ses Cattle a. quarters Of Beef
prices have averaged lower than last week Sales have
from so to "a been the ruling figures The following
O. Roekaicler: 8 Cows. at si5 per head
p S SScaSS. 10 cows at It as each SSi ''''
6 syr p Cows cC" at - ss af9 e each
j. O. curtis Cow. at 1885, do at $i3 SO IL eachi
tALvEs-R were 2os head at all tho markets The
soG at VS9ls at Win flew Choice
Country Dressed yeals IN more liberal supply but steady
though selling rather slowly Little calves sold AZ ga &c;
sales TIlcnbcck Davis: 80 Grassers 3o5 ~ at aiIc;
Dicu6aek & Dewey: Is Grasscrs 25i u. atssc; do
Iaae NSeq 80 ora,.er, aIO n at 80, y DO 2 e r
fTvcT'ti 3 Pilcock skim MIX Calves. I2l n. at Sc.
SHEEP ANDLAMBs.-Recelt swere 26ta cars Of 502i
and l. ut Dptist More
an yesterday ut both yards and
at Jcr-cy C1ty cars were srll back al noon:
The market opened with dull. sluggish feeling and sales
with prospect Of clearance to-day The finish
weak especially Lambs aud the prospects not
oncouraging Tor The bal incc OF the week.
Sheep 80 81 AZ o. and carload OF Extra
Heavy state Wethers. averaging 40 10, brought Cc.
Fair thoice Lambs ranged from 10 g. ana carload
OF Heavy tanldas sold AZ &c.
continues dull ahough sellers
increased demand THIS afternoon. The arrivals OF
Dressed Mutton have hung IKE dead weight on The
regular trade ami Washington Market has not Witnessed AS
az this season ~ the year Tor a long time
st the .laughtcr Mutton sold At as@o outside fig
uro Chooc Wohcrs dressed Lambs ranged iron 10
lOc.
sales Dnenblck & Dewey OF Western sheep SO ~ at
30 1890 do 5a-c 49, do III TO- At - 30;
l@s III 70. &c. 3O do. 40 D. at DC l13 state Lambs
80 n. at GLc. a. Do. - D Al G'Ic. .
HarnbacE Davis ~ western Sheep so 70. NJ 90; 81
Ewes ~ 70. at &: 69 do. % n. Mt 6c III state
sheep and Lambs II ~ az &c 40 Michigan Lambs ie"
sheep 81 N. dc.
Hume q Mullen: II state sheep 9Gb at &c, 1862
Lambs 81 n. tGs,cs lG- do. - 70 AT Gic.
D. Harrington: i7B Canada Lambs lO4 ~ AT &c.
II. ~. Holl-i 100 Michigan Lambs, 10 b. a. G4ci 1919
Judd 4 i.acEnrhln 25i Michigan Lambs - ~ at &C;
lO7 6.c 30 STATE sheep 10 %, at - 80
- 80 Common Fwcs II y. NJ ilgc.
;. sadcr Co los Kentucky Ewes. III n. at 80 10
j. s. rdcocE; Michigan sheep % n. at 5c 34l do.
lOI n. AZ Sc ..., . -,
soy CITY Total for nve days 292So
6S head for the time last week Mono
for sal Soinuay hrmer at 5AaJA-c per ID.
Dressed fraction higher. With Heavy
Lower Jerseys aud ght Uppcr Jerseys AZ p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

Transferable notices al JAW
FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLoUR-A slightly increased onsi
accomplished today s Largely II The the %arE %e
Whit White s showing H''T no markell G' advance
ss sil WI, "5r. inc neudi" sN 1900 eS @
"a e0Ss4 90, ipF . the Fine Me So sSsfs To- 20
Ss g"pcfanG 7os 40 Litter ior sGoss' vG oo9
Eaiia . ass 81 fancy Nn ne 81,
Extra s ljd - Common TO Good - 90 as az or
Good 10 Choice for or two private brand, OF
Patent Included II e c' "es s1Ss S22 sO 70 ~
Extra No. sji5Gs3 IS; Extra state s. 80
ce &c., 10 So%o &Ir, s %G T.' 50 o. co%o
Fair Extra Ohio. 81 l5dsi p; Good to Ch9 nee
= 81. @ Clear .. 50 ?g%2' Rye MsaTs 75ssi :!
sSFi y 81 - ia cSS%oa to sac Sir - Is
I to rsS wns4 Mica, ey G2a g gS5s 49, CITY Nh
Extra Tor West Indies - = = 81 S'fI ~ gf~ hui
sie.,'iy held sales 100 bbs Common 10 FAIR Extra az
s. 5Ga IS 80 and FAIR Choice at - OOGs5 - ~ L
FL0UR~Frn and moderately active sales. $50 be't
sPesne a" 81 o. sna ayn Yellow ,A western
3 S sos s42c e an z
81 1881 50
qsy . . 9Fss In
talk and strong cables Tho pfe..uf, e
Of 50 &c, IRON tho tc,t rles Sa-h ioI' were &c
trading Is very moderate and the mns demand lacks
mai saes-5 los 900 bushels future guseis Spot
y. Red. g2H d024ci No Rcd, % We "a essYaloI
02Ld93c closing 80 ~. do Marcn 93a9io., closing
at 90 C.. do April % GaYje closing at ~ g d. May
al 6Scc do July. 97-S97s.c closnea &C.; August
97L2Q9-c closing % &c: do. September. %. Pc
closing AT o. &C. October. closing NORMALLY At yHac
do November closing II 0l o. do December. ~ O26
81 O2sc clo.ing at ~ O24c...... ny T. quiet and un
cianeodN BARLEYSteady. sales 10000 bush two ID
site a. 600 OOoO bushels No Canada a. BAR
LEY MALr-Dull and NJ co ltN-9pot lots wcfo
very quiet but stock 10 arrive hal moderate demand from
local sources Prices advanced 10 Ter bush. but tho
close rather weak The option. ganed ga &c At tho
outset weakened with wheat later ana closed th
reaction o ia ~ Speculation il less general sales-576oOg
bushels future. $4,000 bushels spot including tngadc
Mixed at 4s44s9c steamer $50 49,; Ia eisyat2r'
6Ol.c delivered. p 49dfgtc In elevator. 5o'c de"
vorcdi steamer Yellow. t9e No February 4,@ ~ &C.
do April closing nornslIy az f9'sc; DO May; SgsaSIc
closing June, % I'd dc. closing at Su
OATS-Cash lots fc better with moderate business
The options ~ At the opening but before tho
thc mpfov eucul was nearly al ost SPoonaion -
fairly active ~acs-21Juuu bushels future. lSO"uo bush
spot lnciuiine 30 SIT 50 &c. do Waite - =. NJ =
81 ~; DO h.ir. &C.. No MLito, 3yI Mixed West
8 $50. White 10. - 2te White state tof tlt'
February 80 va it closing al - Hf 81" March
80 G5Gl4c closing al D4c' do Apil c.osne nominal AZ
.BGc de-. Nay d3i l36c. closing 10 30 tc do june
closing az 81 lb-tsrcc. strong AMI
Aig-c ~ 90 n, rua - c ~ %. -Ua scot
100 d. ehd95c. sharps. - 81 90 I've feed. 1jc 'Uc
walkers Private Daily Circular. February s. 49,. New
York
The Wheat situation In tho tnii staies January 20
1857 Exports AMI wheat -four from eight Atlantic
potts troiG July To Jauuarv -
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. tSpecfan-May wheat opened ut S4i20
s cents At the height OF the abroad In
dcated by the OF the quotations consos anu
rentes May wheat sold at So Roam was believed TO
DO actively buying From 50 cents May wheat declined 70
81 cents dull stocks at Newly ork
sympathze sharply t,nent abroad and
that why the extreme prices here did not hold
The Cincinnati Current to-day admits shortage OF
200 hogs in the May pork started at $3 20 the
highest price May pork sold at s3 42 From that g.
sold $i3 22 Ribs sold up to SO Tor May
10 day and there heavy trade with Robert warren q
In corn, Jones' Mccormick ami en-
sold about 1900 bushels at Al 94 cons Tor May.
23O market closed at Si4 cents Tor May
wheat s13 259$l3 ~ for May pork and 4lsdt cents
or
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ripsr. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEEFor Rio growtfs the market was dun ono Oh
the basis OF Ia &C Tor fair spot invoices No was
ported Mild styles duh and neglected. The option
opened unchanged quotations AMI closed at reus
ton points follows February. 1900 l2eSt March
l2s0a 1888: April. l2.75ai2sn May 1919 ESQ June me
I27bdl2SO, july. 1275d 1850; August l2l6dlZsO.'
september i2SOGl2.s5; october, l2.S0dl2s5. Sales
42,6OO bags.
COTToN-Prces for spot cotton was not changed nu'
Tho movement was light and the market weak.
sales 2sS bales Oi evening" all OF which were for con
sumption The port receipts today 1877 bales com
pairing with II 563 bales this day last week and
ths day ast year since September the total port receipts
have 4a7 35 bales against 4lGlsS6 bales for INC
period last year.
Quotations based on the American standard OF
folta
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Gtcamuoats an0 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE
y FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Roue' at 400 7i5 900, 500 IN l:3O. 100 $50. 630
80 l. 90 D. ~ SUNDAYS at AGO. SIJ. a. $50, L. 20
y. ,,o -,- ,,.oo - -. ,oo ,oo On
l20o IA IN have connection Reading. Harrisburg. Potts
vile etc. 100 a. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauth Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc On sundays for
ZOO a. M for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Nilkesbarre. and - raulon. go ,
\ 20 a m Tor Fason Bethlehem Allentown, Magch Chunk,
Wlkssbarre Scrgn'on, Reading Harrisburg fottsVlle,
Tanlaaua, shamokin SunbuIy Lewisburg. Wuliamsport
etc. p.,,.,.., .u.u,..x.
Maucb Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc.
l5 u IN for Eastun Bethlehem Allentown, ManCh Chunk.
WiKesbare scranton. Tamsqua, Shamckn, sunbuIy Low
A 1 and 30 D. m Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, etc.
6.I5 u. IN Tor EastOn. bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
chunk kesbarre, Reading Harrisburg, etc Gu Sundays
AT $50 D. IN. ,,,..,.-u
a.gO slb IL 90 M 100 400, AGO. 6l5 p. m. Sundays
90 900 a m for Red Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grove
I,xcsbt suudays) Point Pleasant
4sb $40 a. n 100 430 M, for Lakewood, Toms River
"a. 30 a. me- 100 m for Atlantic city, vineland, and
a.s5 SO ll:45a. m 100 4:3O $50 p for Free
hold -. ,,oo a.. M IN Am On
6,s0 6:i6 D. III. Sundays 400. 900 a. III. Tor Perth
For imo OF local points see at Ticket
1atpaa
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APLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE.
Sailing every DAYS for Venezuela : A. ani n,
island of Cuiacos W. L. AFFORD unequtol OppOtun1tyO
those wishing make short voyage 10 the tropics
ships specially built Tor tho rtlr arc pro-
vi every modern appliance for tue safety convenience
and comfort OF pas ,angers round trip IL nre oIr
weeks Passage sl44. For particulars apply Ia
~ IOUI.1ON. BLISS e DALIETT,
l,eIrrnI ManaRers II Mallst
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1)roucsals.
yAQURDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 209 STEWART BUILDING, $50 BRoADwAY,}
NEw.YoRK, Jan. 81, 1oSL)
no

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NEW YORK, Jan. 81, loS7.)
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ID furnishing the materials called the approved form
file the office Of the Aqueduct Commits
for the construction Of additional SHAFT is stu
Section OF the New Croon Aquednct al about sta
l2xOO will DO received this office until the 10Th day
February. 1887 O'Clock at which place and hour
be publicly opened by the Aqueduct
the for doing said work and furnish
Will be made by said Commissioners as soon
thereafter as practicable.
Blank approx contract and the specifications
thereof bids proposals. and proper envelopes for
their and Of bonds and also the plans for said
and all other Information required can be obalnei al
the above Office OF the Aqueduct Commissioners On applca
ton Ia The Secretary.
BY order the Aqueduct Commissioners.
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n. liable information free; mailed for postage
H. r. AVERY, Amin School Bureau, west l4thst. NJ
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Incorporated. . ,
The Second Term begins February l. Applications 10! Az
missions 10 the school and Tool House to be made al the
office, lO4 East 2Ot1-si
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THE THEATRE. ,,o.,r, roor
An illustrated Weekly Magazine Tor tne theauc'soe'
For sale everywhere.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


Trains leave New York. via DsbrOsses and cOruaadt Streets
Ferries as f pSr, .,o thu was v,,
Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining, smoking and sisspiS
wIIIs@.so1s aavs. 200 se nj Cory and sr..
Centre and fGS s oil CORY LOT Petroleum
BSr sSG ana nsh wa.s0,
Express Of Pullman Palace Car, daily creep.
svo % @ SS go rss spS s; S a'S and
city paror carr
For Cape May week days. llloa. m On Saturdays only,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
Sunday ' SAB anI and o %S az A.Ba ~
For Ola Point and Norfolk. via New.YorE PhIadsph.
aud Norfolk Railroad 7z0 week days and M every
Ta ooyn y W seas days
sJsrssy City ahordOg speedy and direct transfer for
a.riSs: From PitsSurs 40 100 ll:so m TOO
sso 'ss a saS s and
F FTo% bS sSS siS $780, sS9 Vse Els ssS s s
s ssS 1853 So 7i So so so go 1889 S9 2S
mint sSn ssS ad So ssS $50 sS Io sS sS iisS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses cort
~p S s Streets FsTFss s :: Limited and 10
i1s 1.st Is1so 5 ESQ sns
p m sundays Express 6i5 Q q Limited and 10 a m. M.
p aSs % az. aa i2 e. nss SUNDAY .,
and lilo n; / sp M and l9 m, and p m
Returning, trains leave Broad Street station Philadelphia
l2:Dl 800 400. 40 6l0 $50. 1880, 500 $780, $40 IL
and ~ a M Limited Express LA ana 4S0p MI i249
800 l05. 440 bio. $3.50. $40 l249 45O Limited)
635. 7:l2 and 812 :"
Phiadelphia Camden 900 m. daily except sun
day.
Ticket Oces $40 1876 and ga Broadway Aston House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corrandt sts
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fulton St, Brooklyn sta
ton Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket Office, No Battery
place, and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Excursions.
TksE NEW LIME
Between NEW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
Excursions,

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
on and after 1856 Express for Cape charles Oil
Point Comfort and Norfolk VIA the NowNoIk Phadephs
and Norfolk sruad Pennsy Railroad station,
New. York ,. daily. arriving az Cape Charles 800
D. m. daily. Oi Point Comfort s:f5 Norfolk $40 a. M
Car through Ncw-lork 10 Cape Charles
Ticket. sleeping berhs be secured AZ the Ticket
~ ~ ptiN - ' H. u. COOKE,
SUPERINTENDENT GenI Pass. and Freight Agent.
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CAPE Charles ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and January slst 1897 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort ana Norfolk. VIA tho
NEw.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD,
VIII leave Railroad station NewYork. 1920
week da, ami p NJ daily arriving Old Point b;t0
D. m ana 800 H., Norfolk o:o6 900 Steamer
Tor Richmond Will Cape Charles AZ Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving there nj y IN. bur
Ptrior Cape Charles the Day EApuss, and
Sleeping through 10 Ola Point onor ana Norfolk on
tue Nigh; Express Tickets and sleeping bers can 10 50.
cured al any Ticket Office vi tho Pennsy yaia Railroad
Company.
III. ". DUNN. Supt H. II. COOKE. q r. and +. A.
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Alnsical 5nstrrment5.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright and square pianos OF make. as good as
foe sale liberal reduction from our regular prices
WILLIAM KNABE & CO., liz Fifh-ave
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~7OVTutRN RAII.ROAD OF NEW Jersey.

rr,ins leave oers-sI station Tor Engewood,
~iosIer spar hil Nyack $50, 7:l0 $40 $3.50
Ind ii 10 A. IN lao 800 4OJ, 4b0, 5:2O. 5iO $50 800,
s0 ~ M FOR NanaeL spring Valley, Monsey anu filn ans.
$50 7;lO $3.50 a. M soO. oSO p III Sundays 9So 4 H..
= po III.
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u,O pJFASURE TRAVELLERS.

The l. : and Brazil Mail cos Steamers" Alliance"
Finance" Advance" sail monthly Tor Rio de Jabero
touching thomas Barbados Para Maranhaa. Perhal
luco and Bahia. the u" Alanca" continuing 10 santos.
This IL delightful voyage OF abont 90 days Including
atoms. There are no safer comfortable steamers
luli It's very that they rough weather
pAUI. p. aIKlIAKD & co, Gen. AGENTS, ~ Br0adst
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STAINED.
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Futures Sensational reports IN repu
10 foreign politics market Opened OF point advance
about points and closed Tor the DAY NJ
OF 3 90 points. Sales l3l 800 bales